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PHOIIE
SI
NORTHXRN
AND
CBNTKAL
BKUISB
COLUMBIA'S
KTWSPAPXa
Puhlishwi
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
PuHfir
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
VOL
XXXIX,
No.
3.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.
C,
THURSDAY.
JANUARY
5,
1950
PRICE
J
IVE
CENTS
Mauds
Off
Policy
C
A
Ir
rt
KM
r
n
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O,
Military
Aid
X
:
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k
Fi
"
ir
r
or
rormosa
iono
kono
?
Tenders
For
New
School
Buildings
Bv
Mid-March
Plans
Finalized
at
Conference
Between
Board.
And
Architect
Last
Night
United
-
w
1V
'
CHARLOTTE
.POSSIBLE
ROUTE
of
CHIGNECTO
CANAL'
jailed
SlattsioHii'tunB
tangica
up
nun
7
V
i
Stales
Department
of
Stale
was
asked
yesterday
by
29
members
of
the
crew
to
arrange
nve,!
protection
for
the
Shanghai-bound
American
freighter
Flying
Arrow
or
to
authorize
their
re'
rase
from
Chinese
(
ivil
War
Warning
irom
rscw
Zealand
Minister
3
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1M.
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i
i
jcmuciiw
iiuniun
contract
Ionian
me
vessel.
PUGWASrf
,whml
an
American
'hands
off"
policy
to-
lw
'""
aiso
asuea
mat
AMHERST
""OX
I'..
rT
mi
iki
1
island
of
Formosa.
In
a
con-
1
the
"hin's;
press
repatriation
Mr
any
united
Tend'.'rs
for
the
new
Booth
Memorial
bchool
buildimr,
estimated
coat
of
which
is
placed
at
around
$195,000,
and
King
Edward
Public
School
building
$325,000,
financing
of
which
went
through
the
vari-
ous
stages
of
ratification
last
year,
will
be
called
possibly
by
the
middle
of
March.
Announcement
to
this
ef-,
v
-
lett
was
made
today
following!
NationcI
Copital
"
staU'IlU'llt,
lit"
said
tilt'
United
.States
has
MO
Slates
seaman
who
elm-Is
to
leave
cc
,
,to
.is,,
its
.trmed
forces
there
or
iiecomc
invol-
"'f
shl
ra,llor
,1,;,n
M
for
u,e
v
,...
.
,
.
.,
mined
Coinuiuiil.st-lirltl
port.
in
the
civil
coni
lict
in
China.
No
military
aid
or
N(M1P
of
U)C
slli)J.s
officors
conference
last
night
at
Hie
-i(iied
til-;
rrrw's
Klaltinent.
Brown's
Mill
Fire
'
-
uuld
be
extoiidetl.
her
major
pulley
state-
(,
Formosa.
The
report
came
,n
Formosa
had
been
ex-
irol,i
Nationalist
naval
sources
in
the
Immediate
future
.Aleii
aso
said
that
units
of
tegular
meeting
of
the
board
of
school
trustees
wilh
Frederick
Brodie,
representing
the
Van-rouver
firm
of
architects,
Sliarp
Thompson,
Berwick
asid
Pratt,
irf
l
i
i
.'--.
i
1
i
1
luff
i
ii
n
a
c
m
-
-
r"1
A
i
"
Confined
To
Store
Beautifiyng
Of
Ottawa
Skfrna
Member
Tells
Gyro
Club
of
Plans
for
Expressing
.
Canada's
Soul
in
Model
;
Community
the
Soviet
Asiatic
fleet
recently
arrived
at
Dairen.
Navy
sources
predicted
that
the
-invasion
would
come
from
north-trn
ports
such
as
Darren
and
T.slngtao.
At
Sydney,
Australia,
New
either
Mr.
Truman
Secretary
Ucun
Aelieson.
Crcidciit
coni:
nned
the
.alon
Hut
11
le
adminis-i
would
keep
hands
off
etonee'
problems
of
the
e
Nationalists
unless
in
i
m
wlien
further
architectural
and
.structural
details
were
discussed.
Working
drawings
are
now
in
process
of
preparation
preparatory
to
the
calling
of
tenders
simultaneously.
-
In
view
of
the
heavy
building
viiy
the
United
Slav's
be-j
Zealand's
minister
of
external
'
"
directly
involved
mime
Informed
sources
'
STUDY
CANAL
PROPOSAL
The
federal
govern
merit
is
coQsktrring
setting
up
a
board
or
tugUi-
"eers
tci'
determine
the
economic
possibUities
of
a
canal
across-the
isthmus
of
Chignecto
between
Nova"
Scotia
and
New
Brunswick.
Tlic
proposed
18-mile
canal.would
link
the
Bay
of
Fundy
and
".:Ut"e
Qulf
of
St.
Lawrence,
providing
an
all-inland
route
down
the
east
coast.
This
map
shows
the
"'canal
that
Marl
timers
have
Li
mind
and
the
ports
it
would
serve.-"
'
C
P.
Photoi
don
have
said
that
Grcut
There
are
food
supplies
....
on
hand
for
at
least
three
or
four
weeks
for
two
families
residing
at
Browi's
Mill
on
Ecstall
River
which
was
vUied
by
fire
on
Monday.
The
blaze
was
confined
to
a
flairs.
Frederick
W.
uoidge,
today
advocated
a
Pacific
pact
to
hold
the
line
against
Communism.
"If
we
cannot
stop
the
tide
of
Cjn-.munl.-iin
hi
Asia
of
hat
use
is
the
Atlantic
Pact?"
ii
pljns
to
recognize
Com-
activity
planned
for
the
coming
year
the
-entire
board
was
named
to
Uic
building
committee
Tor
1950.
Routine
business
at
the
meeting
was
comparatively
light.
Plans
for
the
making
during
the
next
20
to
50
years
of
Ottawa
Into
a
capital
city
of
beauty,
dignity
and
symbolism
un-cxcellsd
by
any
other
capital
city
of
the
world
were
discussed
b
E.
T.
Applewhaitc,
M.P.
for
Skeena,
in
speaking
before
i
China
on
Friday
or
faai-and
lias
so
notified
the
iimnL,
ui
the
Conunoii-i
a.id
the
United
States.
he
asked.
Doldgc
was
in
Syd-'the
of
lice
and
store
building
ney
enroute
to
Colombo,
Ccy-1
which
v.
as
destroyed,
James
Don-
Much
More
Snow,
There
was
little
correspondence.
tlie
Communist
sphere
j
ion,
10
aucna
a
conference
oi
aitison,
mm
inanui
r,
uwiw
u
lljnnu
and
Pakistan
'Commonwealth
foreign
ministers.
hast
nit?ht
follow
lr
a
trip
io
th'.'
Rail
TlKi.se
present
were
Dr.
R.
O.
I
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
.
Club
!
plant.
The
inlli
Is
intaet,
ana
Large
who
was
re-elected
chair-1
at
k,s
.weekly
luncheon
yester-
none
i
'lie
noiws
v
ere
umni'-u
'
Thirty
hiehes
of
new
dry
snow
by
(lie
flaiw.H.
Tli
ere
wan
no
one
in
the
store
:ivn
the
diplomatic
noil
J
uUr
Tinr;'s
Pelpins
re-
j
H
irnia
and
India
acted
In
'
,l)'-r.
Pakistan
announced
j
ignition
today.
i
us
Communists,
wllh
.ii
he
lp,
v
tic
reported
j
MOST
DRIVEIIS
PASS
VICTORIA
OI
71.01)0
drivers
tested
by
the
Motorvehlcle
Branch
since
November
20
on
No
Train
Cut
Hero
man,
Bruce
Brown,
Mrs.
in
Becker,
A.
J.
Domlnato,
W.
J.
Scott"
and
Mrs.
M.
M.
Roper,
'
'
secretary.
-
The
November
accounts
$545.
Ti,
and
December
accounts.
$18,597.68
were
ordered
paid.
-
fell
since
curly
this
morning
around
Salvus
in
the
lower
Skee-
'
rra
Vs'lfy
hut
Is
under
control
as
'
fa
as
railway
service
is
concern-'
ctl
and
the
regular
train
from
the
casfr
due
"at
"10:45
'this
eve
nliiR.
Ls
expected
to
get
in
two
at
the
time
of
the
fire,
Mr.
Don-nld.son
said.
Tom
Brown,
one
of
the
residents,
had
been
in
the
store
hair
an
hour
previous
In
the.
course
of
making
fires
there
and
Talpch.
Formosa,
today
t;
s.sins
..hips
fr
an
Invasion
,T)
HOLD
Yl'GOSLAVIA
I,OMM)N
The
I
nittd
States
bill
oppose
any
Russian
aggression
against
Yugoslavia
which
is
clearly
threatened
at
4he.
present
time,
.George:
V.
Allen.
American
ambassador
designate
to
Yugoslavia,
told
a
Canadian
Press
C
onference
hrrr.
''America
Is
fully
sympathetic
to
efforts
of
Yugoslavia
lo
maintain
-its
independence
and
Irecdom,"
Allen
said.
.
.
Jasper-Prince
Rupert
line
of
the
Cnnudlnn
Naliuual
Railways,
i
ODAY'S
STOCKS
in
other
houses
on
account
of
the
extremely
rold
weather.
Coming
from
one
oi
the
houses
lie
sa'v
umoke
i.smilnu
fnn
the
root
of
the
store,
near
the
chimney.
It
was
so
cold
tliat
even
fire
ex-
'
Mrs.
Roper
read
a
,
report,
.summarizing
attendance
at
a
recent,
conference
in
Victoria
of
school
board
secretaries.
Emphasis
had
been
laid
at
the
conference,
on
budget
affairs
and
that
school
estimates
were
not
lo
be
exceeded.
If
a
higher
estimate
became
an
essential
that
such
a
request
be
made.
day.
The
local
federal
representative
felt
that
this
was
a
subject
which
should
be
of
interest
to
Canadians
far
and
near
since
"Ottawa
Is
our
capital,
belonging
to
the
people
of
Canada,
,,
who
pay
for.
it
handsomely
and
justifiably."
Ottawa
is
by
no
means
jus!,
another
cil"
but
a
national
city
in
which
ve
all
have
not
only
a
vested
but
an
emotional
interest,"
Mr.
Applewhaite
declared.
The
capital
of
Canada
served
three
functions
(1)
as
the
s.eat
of
government
and
diplomatic
representation,
(2)
as
the
headquarters
of
the
cultural
Institutions
of
the
Dominion,
and
(3)
as
a
community
in
which
people
lived.
Although
sponsored
by
the
Dominion
government
to
large
not
being
eou!-burniii5,
is
not
uf-tccted
ly
the
ejl
hi
train
service
o.i
various
lines
of
the
Canadian
Nationul
Railways
which
has
been
announced
because
of
coal
.shortage,
it
Is
learned
at
local
hours
"and
fifteen
minutes
lalJ
j
jv.l'b
a
.snow
'plow
coining
alon
j
iii'troiit
(f
it.
,
j
I
'
Tuesday
night's
train
from
the
i
East,
here
delay
being
partly
do:
;
to
snow
conditions
in
the
low
r
I
Skeena.
finally
arrived
at
8:i)
lust
niglft
an
tithe
train
for
tin.
Fa:;!
left
at
1:35
a.m..
five
hours
;
and
35
minutes
late.
j
liiiguUsliers
were
fro-.eiv
There
was
no
in
sins
iu
mm
nyiann,
offices
of
the
company.
Trans-
-
that
sta'ie
oir
It
was
fortunate
that
there
w
is
no
wind
to
spread
ihe
con
f'.agt'J
Hon
Office
sat
fell
through
the
Hoi
into
th;
tide
water
below,
j
Store
stock
and
records
were
in-.!
,
,
'
1..
41.
fi....
ISIIW1HI1
Two
Years
In
contlnental
main
line
service
of
i
the
company
is
not
affected.
j
According
to
local
Information,
j
several
prairie
lines
are
hit
by
j
the
curtailment,
some
services
i
being
cut
Iron-
six
to
three
trains
'
a
week
anci
others
from
three
trains
to
two
trains.
Certain
i
trains
are
cancelled.
I
wttl
M
Penitentiary
An
application
from
Joseph
Goscoc,
f
oi-the
position
of
vice-!
principal
f
King
Edward
Schooii
was
received.
j
Few
changes
have
been
made
in
committees
such
as
school
finance,
personnel,
grounds
and
resolutions.
The
necessity
of
adequate
fire
insurance,
covering
school
furnishings
and
general
equipment,
was
discussed
briefly
and
finally
referred
to
committee
for
report
at
the
next
meeting.
estimates
the
loss
at
$4000
some
insurance.
5
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I'
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Vancouver
'line
05
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32
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Eastern
08
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Oreille
.
..
5.00
3.20
itltr
Border
03',it
ateer
14
ts
MacUonald
....
2.50
'
02:!.,
P
Creek
1.18
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Premier
41
u
River
11
in
Gold
.08
J
Valley
.05
l
Canadian
4.0
utic
1.35
imnl
53
K
8.10
rul
Leduc
1.42
v
Oil
13.00
11
1.70
'fir
Pete
4.
all
35
!l
Canadian
0(1
Toronto
Two
years
in
penitential
v
at
:
NKW
YORK
SIN
FOLDS
NEW
YOI1K
The
New
York
Sim.
famous
newspaper
which
started
11H
yean
ago,
teased
publication
today.
It
has
been
sold
to
an
evening
rival,
the
New
York
World-Tclcgram.
Hoy
Howard,
president
of
the
World
-
Telegram
and
of
Scripps-IIoward
newspapers,
announced
that,
begin-nig
tomorrow,
the
newspaper
will
be
known
as
the
World-Telegram
and
the'
Sun.
PLEADS
INNOCENT
MANCHESTER,
New
Hampshire
Dr.
Herman
E.
Sander
today
pleaded
innocent
i'i
a
loud
voice
to
an
indictment
charging
first
debtee
murder
in
the
so-ralled
mercy
slaying
of
an
incurable
woman
eaiicrr
patient.
The
state
agreed
to
his
freedom
pewling
trial
under
continuance
of
his
$25,000
ly,
twenty-five
failed
to
pass
the
tests,
it
was
learned
here.
-Age
and
eyesight
were
the
two
chief
reasons
for
rejection.
ICE
IN
VANCOUVER
...
VANCOUVER
A
freezint;
rain
made
streets
exlreniel;
"
dangerous
in
Vancouver.
At
th.:
airport
29
above
was
recorded-Morni.r.j
flights
were
cance'Jet.
owing
to
the
extreme
hazaru
on
flying
fields.
i
TO
TALK
ELECTION
LONDON
Prime
Minister
C.
R.
Attlce
and
Herbert
S.
Morrison,
deputy
Prime
Minister,
will
hold
a
secret
talk
tonight
on
the
date
of
Great,
Britain's
general
election
February
or
June
usually
well-informed
sources
indicated
today.
x
FROST
HITS
CALIFORNIA
CHICAGO
Winter's
cle-mc.'-,ts
deal'
duniai;iiig
blows'
over
wide
ar
-as
of
the
Lnitrd
States
from
Southern
California
into
Dixieland.
A
blast
of
sub-frce.iiig
weather
endangered
the
in
ilti-miltioii-
dolhn
citrus
and
vegetable,
crops
of
Southern
California.
Scores
of
families
were
made
homeless
by
floods
in
parts
or
Indiana.
I
II
vi
lis
and
Kentucky.
A
snow
flip
on
the
mailt
transmission
line
along
Falls
River
across
the
Skeena
caused
about
half
an
hour's
Interruption
in
power
teivice
into
Prince
Rupert
late
this
inoniii
g.
It
was
a
sloicy-oiid-u-lialf
i
.structure
mea-sui
iiifc
about
30
by
50
feet.
'
!
Owing
to
thick
lec
in
the
Ecstall
River,
it
Is
impossible
at
,
present
to
reach
within
a
mile
i
'
mill
a
half
"f
the
mill
by
boat,
i
i
850
To
Hear
B.
C.
Premier
New
Westminster
was
tin
sen
-
,
lence
imposed
in
city
police
court
!
yesterday
afternoon
by
Magis-
!
tratc
W.
V.
Vance
on
Oscar
white,
a
native,
on
a
charge
of
breaking
and
entering
the
resid-
i
cnee
of
Reg.
Crozier,
Fraser
Si.,
i
early
on
the
morning
tr
Box-1
lug
Day.
Principal
evidence
at
tin
trial
was
a
bot
tle
of
rum
with
a
fancy
j
jigger
W
hich
was
found
In
pos-j
session
of
White
and
which
Cro-I
lor
identified
as
belonging
to
iliim.
Jimmy
Mcintosh,
Whiit'y
I
companion
in
the
breaking
und
I
entering,
testified
that
White
nad
I
.ON
IK)
N
(P
Premier
Byron
j
Mr.
Donald.son
and
his
coin
pan
-JolmsMii
of
British
Columbia
will
J
juns
i,.i
tu
yiUik
in
from
the
boat
,
j
make
a
special
trip
to
London
to
Three
Rivers
over
the
iue
aiu
attend
the
annual
dinner
or
the
wcrt.
ti,(.r
during
the
middle
of
j
limber
Trad-;
Federation,
March
;
weiin.Mlay
night,
having
left
here
I
,
li
at
which
iie
w
ill
be
chief
guest
'
t
hat
morning
.
J
I
and
.speaker.
The
Federation
j
There
is
a
foot
and
a
half
of
!
says
its
(in.ner,
planncu
lor
oiu
,.
snow
on
the
grounn.
.08
persons,
will
be
one
of
the
largest
functions
to
have
been
held
in
Londoi.
since
the
war.
Representatives
of
at
least
25
countries
will
be
present.
ma
'ii'iie
.:.
Uic
.
..
Chinaman
Is
Found
Dead
Loo
Soo,
an
elderly
Chinaman,
who
had
worked
for
Ling
the
Tailor
for
fifteen
years,
was
found
dead
at
7
o'clock
last
evening
in
his
room
at
the
Kine;
George
Hotel,
Second
Avenue
and
Eighth
Street.
The
body
was
seated
on
a
chair
and
slumped
with
head
on
a
table.
Discovery
was
made
by
the
propriekv,
Theodore
Prystay,
after
Loo
Soo
had
not
been
seen
for
a
couple
of
days.
He
had
been
dead
over
21
houfs
In
a
physician's
opinion.
An
inquiry
is
being
held
by
Cor-iirer
M.
M.
Stephens
but
death
is
believed
to
have
been
due
Ij
natural
causes.
.53
.27
:
Until
the
wintry
conditions
amoiiorale
nothing
can
be
done
about
rebuilding
office
and
store.
II
will
be
five
or
six
weeks
at
least
before
the
mill
U
reopened.
Rain
And
Snow
To
Continue
extent
since
40
percent
of
it;
lands
and
buildings
were
owned
by
the
Dominion
and
a
largt
proportion
of
its
population
wa:
in
the
government
service,
Ottawa
nevertheless
had
its
owr
municipal
auUiority
and
was
ai
outstanding
example
of
mutua
co-operation
in
a
communiti
of
federal,
provincial
and
municipal
authorities.
Mr.
Applewhaite
traced
federal
co-operation
for
community
improvement
from
1899
wher.
the
Ottawa
Improvement
Commission
came
into
existence
with
an
annual
grant
of
$15
000
until
today
there
was
$300
000
appropriated
from
the
fed
craL.
treasury
for
the
same
pur
pose.
Now
the
National
Planum?
Council
had
hi
hand
a
grea
.
scheme
of
beautlficatiou
b;
means"
of
which
hi
this
com
niunity
the
soul
of
Canadi
would
find
permanence
of
ex
pression
.
w
1th
a
scheme
of
development
of
900
square
mile
two-flfllis
in
Ontario
ami
three
fifth's
in
Quebec
which
would
involve
the
removal
oi
all
unsightly
industrial
developments,
centering
on
a
grea',
park
of
eight
square
block;:
flanked
by
such
architectural
edifices
as
the
,
Parliament
buildings,
university
structures,
city
hall,
community
centre,
museum
etc.
Moved
from
the
centre
of
tle
city
to
the
far
out
skirts
would
be
the-raiiway
station
and
tracks,
factories
etc.
Provision
was
being
made
lo?
a
model
city
of
500,000
persons
C.inadia
broken
the
window
by
which
entry
was
made
and
had
opened
si
door
to
let
him
(Mcintosh)
in.
i
Mcintosh
was
found
on
the
p-etn-
j
i;?es
when
f'rozler
relumed
home.
White
had
been
release
J
Iran
Okalla
only
a
few
months
ago
after
serving
a
previous
term
for
j
THE
WEATHER
.
Synopsis
A
storm
center
near
Skagway
breaking
und
entering.
was
splitting
and
becoming
more
complex
this
morning
as
H
moved
bond
with
the
stipulation
that
j
he
refrain
from
medical
prae-
j
tice
until
disposition
of
the
1
ease.
School
Board
Committees
Standing
committees
of
the
Prince
Rupert
School
Board
for
1950
were
named
last
night
at
the
monthly
meeting.
Representatives
for
the
various
eit.y
schools
were
named
as
lollnws:
Bruce
Brown,
King
Edward;
W.
J.
Scott,
Borden
St.;
Mrs.
D.
Becker,
Booth
Memorial;
and
A.
J.
IJoinintilo,
Conrad
Street.
The
following
committees
were
announced,
the
first
name
acting
as
chairman:
Mcintosh
drew
six
months'
suspended
sentence.
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Itowan
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Long
Lac
IX
A.
O.
Franks
of
the
Duly
Kews
typographical
staff,
wh.',
nas
been
indisposed
Tor
the
pas',,
ten
days,
entered
Pilnte
Rupert,
Gcn-Tai
Hospital
last
night.
A
mixture
of
rutn
and
snow
biilicled
by
westerly
winds
at
40
miles
per
hour
on
waters
outside
the
harbor
prevailed
In
prince
Rupert
today
and
the
weatherman
predicted
showers
off
shore
ant",
snow
near
the
mainland
and
Prince
Rupert
will
continue
Temperatures
have
been
clinib-
Ownership
By
Public
southeastward
through
uiiumi
Columbia.
Considerable
moderation
in
temperature
has
occurred
over
the
province
and
generally
higher
temperatures
can
be
c:-.
peeled
for
the
next
two
days
over
the
southern
section.
Northern
British
Columbia,
however,
will
experience
a
return
to
cold
wea
VANCOUVER
ICE
DELAYS
FLIGHT
inc
and
at
8
o'clock
this
morn
C.
A.
Bcrncr,
CN
R.
t':i
'isioir.il
superintendent,
is
leavivi.v
ui
tomorrow
morning's
way
freight
to
attend
the
annual
me.iHr.xof
the
VANCOUVER
iff
Public
ownership
of
the
British
Columbia
Flcctrie
Railway
Co.
will
be
Investigated
this
year
by
the
Vancouver
city
council.
Mayor
Charles
Thompson
said
ther
tomorrow,
weamcr
wm
iv-maln
cloudy
.with
scattered
rain
ing,
the
reuui.ig
stood
at
35
above.
At
11
p.m.
Wednesday
the
thermometer
recorded
a
minimum
of
"sen
Red'Lnkp
3.10
Air
passengers
from
Vancouver
to
Prince
Rupeit
will
aisjui
be
detained
at
Sundspit
overnight
tonight.
The
flight
fo
the
south
lull
here
at
1:30
p.m.
lo
meet
the
flight
fro
it
Vane
uver
which
is
due
"sc.iie
lime"'
this
Ken.ic
Red
Lak
53
i
Terrace
and
District
Bcind
cf
D
j
Trade
tomorrow
niglit-
Finance
W.
J.
Scolt,
Mrs
')tl
Cockshut.1.
icta
al
the
Inaugural
session
of
the
Becker
D.
Becker,
Personnel
Mrs.
-ins
.
2.2
1.61
C8.f-1
.16
afternoon,
having
been
delayed
compared
wllh
the
present
160
showers
along
the
coast
and
a
few
snow
flurries
in
the
interior.
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
Willi
showers
of
rain
or
snow
today
and
Friday.
Little
change
In
temperature.
Winds
west,
35
mph,
at
exposed
positions
and
1950
city
council
yesterday
that
the
city
will
consult
with
the
provincial
government
on
the
Bruce
Brown
Grounds--A.
J.
Domlnato,
inula
7..'..'..
;wlcourt
Z
'We
Crow
W.
1.95
prospects
of
purchasing
the
Brit
23
ubove.
The
mild
spell
is
welcomed
utter
the
New
Year
week-end
of
Saturday,
Sunday
uid
Monday
when
lempcratur."
in
Prince
Rupert
and
neighborhood
kept
hovering
close
to
aero.
There
was
an
Icy
air
and
until
Monday
noon
a
clear
sky
but
since
then
snowfalls
started
and
there
has
been
zood
jlc':dng,
with
the
scrape
J.
Scott.
-
Building
All
members
of
the
board
ish
Columbia
Electric.
"It
will
be
necessary
for
us
to
survey
our
situation,"
he
said.
"It
!
in
leaving
Vancouver
owing
to
Ihe
ley
airport.
Passengers
.southbound
from
here
are
ex-1
peeled
to
get
through
to
Vancou-
'
i
ver
tonight
but
the
hour
will
tc
too
late
for
the
Canso
to
return
here
before
darkness
today
and
'
Is
due
back
here
about
9
tomor
000
In
Ottawa
city
and
270,000
In
Greater
Ottawa.
Mr.
Applewhaite's
discourse
was
listened
to
by
a
good
attendance
of
Gyros
with
President
Maurice
Brydges
in
the
chair
and
guests
in
the
persons
of
Stephen
Barclay
and
Clarence
Cooper
of
Victoria.
Friday,
January
b
Resolutions
Bruce
Brown,
W.
High
J
'
Ui'4
;1
Antonio
3.75
"ator
Rouyn
31
cr'ie
Gordon
2.22
LeP
Rock
2.60
geon
River
r:3
lver
Miller
.49
1S;
19.4
feet
21.7
feet
8.1
fee;
2:57
14:31
will
be
necessary
to
consult
the
J.
Scott
provincial
government
as
to
Its
.
Mrs.
D
Becker
will
represent
west,
20
mph
elsewhere
today.
Winds
Friday
West,
15
mph.
Lows
tonight
and
h'jhs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy,
30
and
35;
Sand-spit,
30
and
35;
Prince
Rupert,
28
and
32.
...
.
'.
.
..
...
...
.
,
it..
,t.im
nnn.J
a!
Inn
R'S4
2.3
feet
row
morning.
sues
snovci
reara
m
uie
intentions
wiin
regard
to
tne
iu-
uie
ooara
on
uie
union
oumu
ui
'ture
operations
of
the'eompany."
Health.
'
21:11
of
th
land
I
FPer
Canada
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